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By: spam_vigilante
Tuesday, Aug 10th 2010 (12:52pm) | Thanks: Geek!
But I really hate Apple, and the assholes running the show. Aside from their refusal to license any Mac clones, Apple just doesn't play well with others.
The primary reason for this, imho, is Steve Jobs - the same man who (allegedly) sold out Steve Wozniack for $2100.

Here are my top 3 reasons Apple sucks. (There are more, but I have to release the hate, man.)
iTunes sucks - MediaMonkey is a much better media player, and it can sync iPhones to a limited degree, but the phone's ultimate reliance on iTunes handicaps MM's utility.
App approval is...questionable.
The Developer Agreement is...fascist
By: Mr._Dog
Tuesday, Apr 6th 2010 (4:05pm)
Among the list of things I geek over, fonts rank high. I compulsively point out fonts I recognize everywhere I go, and it aggravates Sunny to no end. My inability to shut the hell up about the rampant misuse of Comic Sans has put me on the do-not-serve list of many a bakery and laundromat.

The problem with being a font geek is that fonts are fucking EXPENSIVE. The last time I went hunting for a cool font I saw on TV or something, it was 400 bucks. Fuck that. The League of Moveable Type has a fantastic collection of open-source fonts, and they're all FREE.
By: dave
Tuesday, Mar 23rd 2010 (6:18am) | Thanks: mefi
Frankly, I can't wait to be able to think up a letter. (story)
By: ZiB
Thursday, Mar 4th 2010 (12:03am) | Thanks: /.
Yesterday's news, old-timer. The buzz today is about the next offering from Apple, which was leaked anonymously to the web.
By: dave
Friday, Jan 29th 2010 (12:03am)
Webcams are great little doodads, but if you have a theme going on with your desk they can look a little out of place. Fans of Star Trek, rejoice.
By: dave
Monday, Jan 18th 2010 (12:05am)
1. print out pdf form
2. draw letters in the appropriate boxes
3. scan and upload form
4. download your pc or mac font. for free!
By: dave
Wednesday, Sep 9th 2009 (12:20am) | Thanks: mefi
Done with a hard drive but don't want to risk any of the data being recovered? Just formatting it won't help, that just erases the allocation tables. PACHUNK. Problem solved.
By: dave
Tuesday, Aug 18th 2009 (12:08am) | Thanks: /.
In these blighted times, programmers are having a hard time getting gigs with a steady paycheck. A solid way to maintain your employment once you have it, though, is to be irreplaceable.
By: dave
Wednesday, Jun 10th 2009 (5:18am)
42 bucks for 2g? Oh hell yeah.
By: dave
Wednesday, May 20th 2009 (12:05am)
Today is your lucky day, then. Compubeaver shows you the way.
By: dave
Tuesday, Dec 2nd 2008 (5:57am)
Are you easily entranced by vaguely moving objects? Do you have money? Then congratulations, you're either a cat with a credit card or the target market for this list of cool stuff.
By: dave
Tuesday, Sep 2nd 2008 (12:12am)
Who needs a cd drive in their computer anymore? Fill that space with something useful, like a toaster.
By: dave
Friday, Aug 15th 2008 (7:25am)
One of my favourite Firefox extensions. Goodbye next page button. Little hint, ae = always enable... good stuff.
By: rockstar
Wednesday, Apr 2nd 2008 (12:37am)
Nothing sucks more than having your favorite freeware app go bigtime and become paid software. Thanks to LFV, though, there's an archive of downloadables that tend to disappear after the paid version releases.
By: dave
Thursday, Dec 20th 2007 (5:46am)
Never let it be said that today's peripherals aren't stimulating!
By: dave
Wednesday, Oct 24th 2007 (5:47am)
If you refill your own cartridges, you can add a couple of short steps and make your refills print in glow-in-the-dark ink. Awesome.
By: Dave
Monday, Jun 18th 2007 (6:56am)
Ever wonder how your mouse moves across the screen? No, I mean how it REALLY moves across the screen.
By: Scott
Saturday, May 5th 2007 (12:38am)
LinuxMCE is a free, open source add-on to Ubuntu including a 10' UI, complete whole-house media solution with pvr + distributed media, and ... all the most advanced smarthome solution available. It is stable, easy to use, and requires no knowledge of Linux and only basic computer skills.
By: J20
Tuesday, Apr 10th 2007 (2:54pm)
If you run Linux and install free software, you won’t have to worry about this ever again! Most of free (as in free speech) software is free (as in free beer). You can find a free replacement for most of the commercial software out there. They might lack some of the advanced functionality, but they’ll be more than enough for most people. Here’s a list of some commercial software, and their open source equivalents.
By: J20
Tuesday, Apr 10th 2007 (2:03pm)
I don't care if it is Luvaglio, no laptop is worth a million smackers.
By: boho-daddy
Monday, Mar 26th 2007 (9:12am)
Oh baby, I can't wait to get my hands on the new version.
By: J20
Friday, Dec 15th 2006 (7:21am)
My new laptop!
By: J20
Friday, Sep 15th 2006 (1:38pm)
Before looking at the page I would have said Norton, but I had know idea it made that much of an impact.
By: J20
Friday, Sep 15th 2006 (11:56am)
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